The Archive · 1922

AMERICAN WOMAN'S CLUB DANCE

A social as well as a financial success was scored by the New England Division of the Country Fair Committee of the American Woman's Club at its tea dance given at the Astor House on Thursday afternoon. The outdoor pavilion was specially decorated with American flags, and the red white and blue electric lights fitted into the colour scheme harmoniously. A large number enjoyed the tea and dancing.

Those especially responsible for the success of the afternoon were Mrs. P. A. Sargeant, Chairman of the New England Division, and in charge of the dance tickets were Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. James, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Carrol Lunt and Mrs. Howland, Mrs. R. I. Clapp was chairman of the general dance committee and the patronesses of the occasion were Mrs. OE. Lobinglor, Mrs. J. B. Fearn, and Mrs. W. Lunt.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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